Rossco Freestanding Basins
Eight floor standing basins from Rossco, priced from R9,986 to R18,426 with the median at R12,482. That floor is the highest entry price of any Rossco basin page we run, because the format replaces the vanity and absorbs the cost of that cabinetry. The rest of the brand sits at Rossco.
Pillar Basin and Freestanding Basin Are the Same Thing
Rossco's own catalogue at rossco.co.za files these under Pillar Basins, a top level category on their site, and seven of the eight titles here carry the word Pillar. South Africans search for freestanding basins, so that is the term we lead with, but pillar is what you will meet on Rossco literature. Where you want the bowl carried on a separate stand, start at pedestal basins.
All Eight, and What Separates Them
Four are Turino, listed at 510x325x880mm, differing only by colourway: Black, Black Textured, Ochre and Concrete Grey. Black Textured is the dearest of those at R16,644. The Round Pillar Basin and the Pillar Freestanding Basin are the two whites. The Pillar Basin Black is listed at 450x460x900mm, and the Brass Basin Round on stand at 450x850mm tops the page at R18,426. Where a height is recorded it runs 850mm to 900mm.
Material, Colour and Finish
Four of the eight record composite, which Rossco calls solid composite on its own site. Two record ceramic and two record nothing. On two listings the recorded attributes disagree with the title, one black basin filed as white and one brass basin filed as ceramic, so read the product page, not the filters. Finishes are matt on four, polished on two and gloss on one. By tone, black basins and baths and concrete basins and baths gather those across the brand.
With no vanity beneath it, nothing conceals the waste or the tap feed, so both are set before the room is finished. Neither is recorded on these listings, so confirm them with us before the pipework is committed. Basin and shower taps covers the matching tapware, and our basin buying guide compares the mounting styles. The Kramerville showroom has pieces standing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a pillar basin the same as a freestanding basin?
Yes. Rossco lists this format under Pillar Basins as a top level category on rossco.co.za, and seven of the eight products on this page carry Pillar in the title. South African shoppers more often search for freestanding basin, so that is the term we lead with here. If your designer or plumber hands you Rossco literature naming a pillar basin, it is the same object you are looking at on this page.
How tall are these Rossco freestanding basins?
Six of the eight listings record a height, and those run from 850mm on the Brass Basin Round on stand to 900mm on the Pillar Basin Black, with the four Turino models at 880mm. Two listings carry no recorded height at all. The basin sets its own working height and there is no vanity to adjust afterwards, so check the figure on the product page against the people using the room.
What are these basins made from?
Four of the eight record composite as their material, which Rossco describes as solid composite on its own product pages. Two record ceramic and two record nothing at all. One of those ceramic records sits on a product titled Brass Basin Round on stand, so the listing and the title disagree. Read the individual product page, or ask us, before you treat material as settled on any item here.
What colours and finishes are available?
Recorded colours across the eight are white on three, black on two, grey on one and ochre on one, with one listing carrying nothing. Finishes are matt on four, polished on two and gloss on one, with one blank. Note that the Pillar Basin Black is recorded as white and polished despite its title, so the filters can mislead. The four Turino models are the widest colour choice in the group.
Do these basins come with a tap or a waste?
The listings on this page do not record tap hole arrangement, waste position or included fittings, so we will not guess at them. Contact us with the specific model and we will confirm what ships in the box before you order. The Rossco basin and shower taps range holds the matching tapware if you are specifying the full set, and the Kramerville showroom has pieces standing for a closer look.
